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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SswYoRK DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER lss7-IEN PAGES
The PHOENIX MINE.
SUPT. TODD CREATES MUGS ILL FEEL
ING BY HIS INTERVIEW.

The published interview OF Superintendent TODD IN r.
gard the Ph nix Mine has caused considerable com
ment and i'll feeling All kinds Of opinions were ex'
pressed his for doing such an extraordinary
thing. Not person him credit for being PM
athropst, but attributed him occult purpose
reporter asked for the opinions OF number OF the
shrewdest Wall Street but could really obtain but
little light upon the subject.
The Secretary OF the Company had neither seen nor hoard
lie had no late news from the mine as
to development work. but had received small bar OF gold
bullion, the result of last months cleanup The Pres-
dent and not leading broker and tho
editor OF OF great daes were FOUND dis
cussng the and agreed that the interview was in
spired by Jim Seymour for purpose Of creating the
impression wanted buy the stock when In fact
he really sell and hopes TO al up anybody who
IS fool enough copper" the interview. Jim Sey.
mour" gone the country but close friend OF his
who evidently believer In brandy and soda and con-
sequently very laxative seemed willing 10 tell all he
knew guessed. lie knew positively that Todd had
during his recent visit 70 New-York called on Profs
MAYNARD Ricketts, and expressed his disappointment at
the appearance Of the NINE and felt since these gentle
acting his suggestion. had persuaded their friends
sell holdings OF Phoenix stock. In his opin-
result Of tho first months mill had boon dis
appointing selling his stock for what It
would bring. lie knew the buying was scattering rs
there hundreds Of people willing always TO buy low
stock particularly that has had so much said FOR
and against it, Speculation such stock could not be
killed In a dav lie considered gold mining So uncertain
that he wondered shrewd ever invested money
IN 10. lie would not presume 20 ad-
wise Phpuix stockholders. but they should re-
member that dollar share for Phoenix stock meant
$500 900 for the entire mine which seems like fair
price considering PrOfs MAYNARD and Ricketts,
had average only $40 30 per and the
ore IN sight" at only about 100000. lie had not
heard the result Of the mill but they fall below the
experts esrnat' he knew Seymour badly disappointed
he had had tight FOR the mine and had
reason 10 believe he had property that would pay largely
Tho reporter several mining brokers de-
clared that TOfds ntervew published FOR the pur-
pose OF making market TO sell stock but the scheme
would fail I'm tho present bear market Tor railroad
They hoped Phenlx would advance they could it
Ghurt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
THE IPISH ENJOYS OFF FOR BOSTON.

OF all the Irish ENJOYS who have come here TO make
appeals In behalf of ireland Mcs,rs. OCOnnor and
EsmOnde probably the greatest reason TO be thank
fu FOR the enthusiastic In which they have been
ieceis ed They expressed their surprise and 6llsht
YESTERDAY at the great meeting with which they were
greeted In Cooper Union on Wednesday evening Oh
their fret oublic app In this country and SAID
Mr. O COnor especially, that II IT were far indication
Of what was In store fol them during their tour
throughout the United States their Visit would be al
undoubtcd success.
When they lett the hall after the meeting John L.
LYNCH Of the Home Rule Club and treasurer vi The
G,ub Regiment Testimonial Committee, took them 10
the Hotel BiunswcA where supper Was III readiness
Several well known Irishncn were on Eand, lncuGlh
y j. Currlc, President Bccknlan VI the BOdru VI
Aldermen, Father j. J. DOhcrty, Dr. William ~
wallace Assistant District Attorney James Fitzgerald
Major EtA ard Duffy, COmnls siOncT James ; Coleman
Dr. &. o. MaguiIe MAY OF Cleveland VI jersey Guy ana
John ii. Spcnian. speeches were mace by thc Two
Irish members and Others VI the guests, Including Mr.
Lynch, who hoped that their next visit 70 America
wOuld be 10 announce the Triumph OF the Tome iuIe
Mr. Lynch took the delegates In charge again yeser
day morning, and after luncheon at DelmonloO'S
drove back to tho City Hall and Introduced to
Mayor Hewitt, judge Van Brnt and other dty officials
and Judges, all Of whom expressed sympathy with the
Irish cause. Here they wero joined by John l..
DIany, a Dublin jeweller and secretary Gleason, Vf
1ho National League, who accompanied them TO the
Tier az the Fall River Lnc and them Off TO Boston,
Where they Will add css mass meeting on sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
HOLBROOK NIL DESEETED.
PERSONS WARNED AWAY FROM THE LARGE APART
NFNI-HOUSE.

PERSONS WARNED AWAY FROM THE LARGE AtA"I-
MENI-HoUsE.
The people who live near IIobrook Han, the BIZ apart
menthouse at Park aud sixtyseconi-si winch WAS
condemned unsafe 10y its owners the New loiH Lie
Insurance Company, last Monday, have not begun TO
camp ont yet tho grass plots about The sfahS' '""V
let gh' into tho railroad tunnel There can he 10 douDl
that If tho eight story building falls there VIII be sood
sized shock in the neighbour po OF the Park and panic
I'm Fourh.ave something Ike that OF Charles ton
eartharakc But the corner beershops and srccntro
ceres were all doing Is biz business yesterday after
noon as if nothing was gong TO happen Tor year. ana
hosts oil people stood the sidewalk and lOodel DcTot
ulousy at the danger pac4rl in the hall doorway Inc
card gave warning in big black letters that All persons
VINO enter this building do at their risk aud peril
Two OF three furniture vans were backed mp on the
sixtysecondst SHE and the household stun OF the ''I
dodgers was being carried OF the building As last
a. po,,Ible The big door the Park-aye. side was
open, but the agent Of the company was Oh
the lookout TO warn visitors away Inc tenants
who were 20 unceiemonIoasly oustcd OF Tuesday ana
Wednesday are now living al the Hotel NendOuc The NE
they eau get other quarters The bnlidlhg Vas con
drnneG If or an INSPECTION on Monday by Architect
Meade OF Mckmn. Meade s White Superlni nj
DOench, of the luieal OF ln-pecu'h "t lillbS, "hi
two Other officers from the bulldog permit d'p' msnV
Needles report Many Of the loiss found In stale
OF DRY rot and floor was IN more Or less nh''h
condition slight tire Of the upper stories hal
burned away enough the flooring to snow tue toten'
moss OF tie nbers Otherwise II Is probable That neither
the tenants the owners would nave known WA" was
the matter unil the crash came . 80,
Iiolbook Han begun about -four years ago by WI
liam Van Antwerp. yonng Onilier VINO was over
weighted by the Job long before II was over Inc aIcl
tect the Ncwlo Life Insurance company mat hau
attempting AXE Il in measure hreproot by rimtti
caly sealing mp the oists with cement and plastc inc
tmhsrs drytOticd aud tho whols binding was put ID
danger HE building Will have TO he torn down or re
lased thoroughly before can be put to use AGAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NFw-YORK CITY.

The Board OF Health yesterday ordered the two
story boarding house No. SIS Elizabeth st. to be va
Gated within Ave DAYS because it had become danger
Gus on account of lack OF repairs. Levy Roth OF
No. 1Oa BOwcry, own the building.
James Duff Morrissey is the name Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. MouisScy's newborn boy who was ushered into
tho world last Tuesday.
by deed Of conveyance recorded In the Reg
ister's Office yesterday the Columbian Heating aud
Power Company transferred its title to the property
having a fontage of I25 feet the north side of
Gold ST, "a feet Of Futon St, To the Excelsior
Steam Heating Co for 100000
The examination Into tho conspiracy against
Friedman Co, hat and cap manufacturers. c0ncocted
by George simons private detective. and Morris
Schulmann, fnrcr, was again Adjourned yesterday
by Justice Duffy at Jefferson Market Police Court
until to day.
The special civil Service examiners will not
have their report of the Standing Of tho can
ddaes for Chief of the Bureau Of Election ready 10
fore Monday. il is understood that John j. 'hfien
and Richard T. Mott stand we'll up toward the bead
Collector Magone yesterday appointed Egbert How
land. OF Brooklyn, Custom House clerk at $1,000
year and Frank J. CRUDE, night inspector, at the
rate of So a day.
Tho thirteenth annual examination of the NAUTICAL
School vii be held on Thursday, on the s'hoolship
st. Marys. or Governors Island. revenue cutter
will leave the Barge Office dock, Battery at 40 p M
to convey tho invited guests TO The schoolShlp
George r. G. Burdge who set fire to the house ct
No L95s Thirdave. last July, pleaded guilty yester
day to charge of and was sentenced by Judge
Cowing To ten wears in the State Prison. lie had
heard that a reward of go was paid TO the person
who first gave tho alarm of a fire. lie set IRE 10
more than one place To get TINS reward
The Peabody Fund trustees finished the lahore OF
their annual meeting yesterday The place on the
board made vacant by the death of ex-governor
Aiken South Carolina, was filled by the ELECTION
Of OK Mayor Courtenay, of Charleston.
Peter c. Kellogg & Co. sold a number Of carriage
and saddle horses yesterday at the American Horse
Exchange. The sale well attended and the prices
fair.
The Department of Graduate Instruction I'm the Uni
versity of the City of New-YOrk was opened by a
public lecture delivered by Professor Ellinwood upon
Oriental philosophy last evening The lecture was
well attended and at the close the speaker gave an ooa
Of the plan Of the course
The failure OF J. C. Aerbury was announced at the
Stock Exchange yesterday. but the notice Included the
abatement that he had outstanding CONTRACTS lie
Is the head of the firm Of Atterbury DAVIS, WHICH
succeeded AtteItuTy & TnhnghaSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

The preparation of your boys
autumn outfit cannot be much longer
delayed We offer the services of
two stores, one uptown, the other
downtown, both thoroughly equipped
with reliable clothing in profuse
variety, novelty of style and perfec-
ton of fit Everything for boys as
for men, and prices moderate for
such real good things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
Jersey CITY.

The Ledge o. New Jersey knights OF Honor he'd ~
TENTH annual keSs,eTs Han, rsey CITY Heeils
yesterday. Tho GLOWING oh'"is were &c ted; T. 9 D..
Cs al Weiuer ~ wark. - ~. g. p. Baker Newdk o. v D.
l. J. Burke. Pal rs,n. g. \. D J. w Pcarsal Newark !;
Reporter. O.. NJ. Mathew, Newark: 4" g. t. u. Coi ~.
6. utle. Peter BdatU Union O. Guaidl H..
ia % SCHNEIDER Jersey CITY g. o. O.. A. MarkeL Jersey
DIV Ia. Medical " j. Cadml jersey city !;
Rem e.ralfirr ~npreue Lri-e Slnue kloib Newark
Hicbart rtImar AMI Herman her the Anarc 81 no
the riot SUNDAY al mon H. were
sra ,uc! neral Sessions Cou yeSer'y william
Albeit son Albeit asked fOl POSTPONE
ment tri hIs father VINO lsiO defend the prison
has. o he defence lhe
rr,ut,i esi and for uesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
HOME NEWS.
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Inspectors OF election case beie JuIge FdtIedsOh'
American Jockey Club races Jerome Park. 30 y. m.
Hahn murder trial, Co 1T Of General Sessions
Charter Oak reference case before Referee Bowers
Executive Committee OF Democratic State Committee,
hoffman House.
Sinking una Commission. City Hall, p.
Meeting OF Executive Committee OF Bar Association.
.
New York Philadelphia baseball match, Polo Grounds,
lao n.
Manhattan Athletic Club dinner club house. evening.
Antl-SalOon Republican meeting, Church Of the
Strangers, p.
MicrOecopcal Society, No. Madison-ave., p. m.
Fana- Ida yacht race und Long Island
Ladies Club tennis tournament, Livingston Staten
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

huv b. Jackson. who IN mated on Wodnesi y
for NJ y,r ~ he Newark KeyUbcaDs. formally accepted
Ia, Nrstfid
'.Jery Murphy the Kcllv and Inryhy comb nat on.
play ug newark Opcia House gave bal before lo,e
Justic odrI al Newark last evening on ch re assault
aud uaitcry The ,oua uaut Is James Sh'lpud, night
vi lnI Il a. Miner, NcNaIS Tie aGe. At iu ycstrI
d.y Murphy The company OF seVc al aotos was as NJ
IT, III sChar4ci sud the ball Il uck
OF TIE thrafr utdi where ehcplatd Wa, sltl.g
the shO arrested the N9rfv INT 70 pistol
heinz ion. di-cAr-ed litsr hour NJ party
Sheppard Mukct.st. brci sl"i. murphy
ShfDleIi had words VIII. n Murphy struck Sheppard
t,re. bows . cue blackins his eyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
BROOKLYN

DR.. Frank Vernon Cooke OF Everett Mass, was
convicted of bcamy the Court OF Sessions yesterday
IN marrying Miss Mary Hambe of Brooklyn when he
had a wife living The second wife recently had the
marriage aunulel. Cooke has just finished Term OF
imuriS0nment In New Jersey for stealing tllcyclc
Cooke denied that he had ever married Miss IahDc
and said his signature In the records OF ST. Mark ;
Church where he was married, was q forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NEW-TERSEY.

ELRABE H-Euzabeth was Ia holiday attire YESTERDAY 70
. hreucn The Ia tern hreWon arrived At
10 80 tn escorted IL Washington Engine House No
clio line % march taken up Inc PROCESSION
passed thfcueh the principal streets. Governor Green re-
the balcony OF the sner4GAp House
The affair ended al Night wiki ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
STATEN ISLAND

NEW RgiGnTOV.-At O'Clock yesterday mOrnn. FIRE was
e.tt 10 Thomas f. for
time within mDntL IAs damage $ aOOut so
5 ciew 10 tAs luceuiilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

GIRywOOD-S s HepwOrth & Co.. manufacturers OF
machinery made assignment TO ) Frames
QUICK o. Yonkcfs Tor The benefit OF then cre3itOfs.
PORT CHTsIg!-Ihc residents o. Port Chester Intend 10
have Thursday celebrating the hft eth ami
yesary the village rs present sld the aUAn
dGuuieDt y lis former one Of saw Iits."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NEWS From TIE SUBCRBS
CRASH or PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS

collision We nesdlv night at Locust valley
on the Long Island Railroad freight train had been SIDE
tracked IN part the TO allow the passenger
train Hunters Pont 10 ThrOu:h negligence tne
switch and The passenger tram ran INTO he
smashing badly. wicckns tie twD ongnes ana
throwing many passengers out Of their seats No one vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
HOCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK- Robert Zeree Cloher had his store robbed OF
clothing valued 500 thieves on Wednesday Con
stable Enn recovered part Of the stolen ppcit, Iaiy
The thieves can not be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
rp.ysATLAyTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers from LVerpooi ny tue city OF
po,ne Yesterday. wore Commodore Foote, J. j. O'Nen
commemorative IN Congress OF ST. Louis; Governor Mar
naduke OF Missouri; H. birmingham VI T.; Lord j. l.
browne and Madame Pye-Newson, the Swedish prlma
donna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

NoKv .lK-Siate !. Iill accom- panied by
resoniave citizens VIII start today for the AdfoudacA
woods where Governor LOunsbury 60 uise h0 10 call an
extra Of the Legislature THIS au ~ consider the u;
Q o railroad Iale crossings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
LONG ISLAND

FAR RoCK.wAY The for building tho 10 -avine
stlon ardei Francs H. Smith Of New Yor.
81 his bid of "a. 535.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

Old Mrs KnOwa, who recently returned to her ru,
raj home from visit TO the city, says she has scen
In The DaDc.s a great deal about "cutting down the
surplus" bat sho thinks tbs fashionable hustle wants
emitting down much more bady.-(Nordstown Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
INCOMING STEAM YRS
SNLErLNG WITS.
POHToF %l.W.YOI:R ....----- II rRsbAG. OCT 8. j
ARRIVED

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fns~ aud l.2n' pa~7engsfs I" ie'"er
son Hro, Arrived at the Bar az l2.3O pm 90 -,
sea,,cr Taorr,ina fgrrl koch Hamburg Sept a. Win
ud.r and 2'u p-ascu.cs rleiUs Bios 4 Co. AHFoh A.
a al o., %,
steamer Wacsltul tgo - EuscLmann. An Tcre sept -.
with mdsc amt $50 pls-rnrcr1 10 rotor "i-"' "'' -
steamer FxCcl or Gardner Orleans lays. with mdse
steamer fi ,ias.cc Fisher. slvunAh las. with md'e
and passengers to Henry lourr.lr ON, 49,. $500,
Nofou with .pi4e ant ptssclreIs 10 OH Dominion $50
steamer IA DuocA l4Ilet. Boston. with ndsc 10 IL
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rart .onrs con Itcrics Hamburg 20 days with md'e
Ia order vessel io Walton. Iorl 4 Co. - -
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dy- Nh ron ana empty barrels toordcr vcssc. - seam
nell Bros
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1856 West d3ist
H0urs-sto H. TO T. Diseases OF the Nervous 5yss -
0ento. Urnary org4nA IinDstsacs 40 stsrillty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 5 80 20 Moon ris, 900 Moons aga 20
NIGH
4 u-sasiv H.sK 10 30 GOV. Isrt l042 HeuGais OIL
P.M-sasdy nosk. IlO3 Gov. lsid VIA nell Gate O5<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
Rogers, Poet & Go.
CLOTHES. HATS AND SHOES.
BROADWAY AND PRINCE.sE.
BROADWAY AND 3lD.sE

Perfect fitting garments, elegantly
finished, made from best quality
London Dressed Alaska sealskin, re-
failing this week at Manufacturers
lowest cash wholesale prices.
C. C. SHAYNE, Manufacturer,
1913 Prince-st
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steamer oty Of Washington cttg uavana-F AIetandfe
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steamer Rolnoso Couch Norfolk c'iy Point and Rich
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V Steamer n Jo,epiac Thompson Moore. Baltimore
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shlr .cbcrr ,Nor. resssn Lee s"0les d oonuo II
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dell from Liverpool hence ior No" r"ih ,., ,,,u,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

FINE CALF SHOES (hand Welt, So OF;
worth -. Hand.sewed. 81 AZ worth IS
KENNEDY. 20 CsrtlAndtsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

DR.. X. D. Smith says q" 'Digcstylin was
taken by my wife who suffering from Indigestion.
lis use has been beneficial her" Az all druggists. 81
bottle. or w. L kiddcr s. Co. SO JOhu.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

AnnsuncsnsntL
Bladder Kidneys, Mems Weaknesses and
Geno rnary Diseases provo fatal unless the afflicted
inc remedies gwen the MEDICAL BUREAU book
Mailed free Al sJl Broadway N0w.ior
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES
STRAYED.

A LARGE BAY HORSE, A LITTLE
"A lame IL left front leg, with a scar on the
same. Branded on the left leg with a tri-
angle. Was lost from the yard of No. &c
Coo me, cial Street, Monday night, the 18th.
The finder VIII be suitably rewarded. }.
BOGEDAHL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21

The result is amedicine of unusual strength
and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore unequalled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods Sarsaparilla, and are
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CONTINENTAL.

Mrs W. Patterson, Stockton. Cal; Mrs
C. T. Highly, MOkelurne Hill; Mrs 4. J..
Frances, Rochester, n Y; R II Hinckley,
Ironton, Cal Mrs B. Fisher, = l. Fisher,
Mrs. J.. saunders, NJ Bailey, Mrs.
Hatch, T. Hatch, C. Hstch, s. kuser, Mrs.
2 Critics, 1. Davis, San jose. Cal; +.
Rowland, Cincinnati; c. NJ. Brown. Mon
tana; A. CushmAn and wife. 4.
Cushman. Jr., Ii. NJ "ing. Auburn;
T. P Ferry, Park City; Mrs and Miss Rol-
lingshead, Philadelphia: S r. Reed and
family PittSburg; c Andrews, Nephi; g
J. Bendley and daughter, Sarah A. Wood,
San Jose, Cal; Mrs. Y NJ. Su 'livan, San
Francisco NJ. NJ Daner n R. Raven, Mrs
n. J sullivan, Mrs L. Cullen. J. McDevit,
\. Carney, Nelly F Sullivan, Mrs. John
Sui ivan, San Francisco; Mrs. c. C. Bamaun.
Napa: Miss Birdie King, Briggs,
s. q. TowSier, Milwaukee: L. Keyes. Well
ington, KS; Miss E. Garfield, RockpOrt, Ills.
Mrs. Olms;ead and son, San Franc SEQ; c.
d Dauaher, NJ. H. Neilan, Lndingtou,
Mich; A. G. STANDARD, G F. Smith, Green
River: H. Burton, Nephi; III. Schenck, New
York; /. NJ Austin, Los Angeles; Captain
Warner, z gland; Z. Higgin, ST. Louis; J .
W Jones and wife, Portland, Ne W. J.
ShOrtDell. Denver; V. X c mpson Oasis:
&. st. PeirDi. Osceola; NJ. Carroll, Park City
8 W. Eccles, San Francisco; H, G. Van
ReyPen, POcatello; J. H. MeCrystall, Eureka,
Utah: w. y. Dusenberry, r. Thurman,
Provo; DR.. Mum, Dublin Major Langstands,
England; Captain X. Browne, U. S. A.